doob a worked at the couple's home in your husband for 2 years where she cleaned up and took care of the children then it all went wrong. he pushed me instead it pushing me to fight it me he pushed me to make for 3 times and then for 10 plus a present coming to me so i took the pantry be with my hand and then he pushed me had back and then i fare from the kitchen. to the pantry on my plate. and do bay isn't the only woman in south africa that happens to domestic workers often live in their employer's home the i.z. says that they're treated like slaves the organization is a network for domestic workers the treatment harks back to the colonial era and even survive the end of apartheid. although post 94 domestic workers were given labor rights and were written into the laws as workers and as professionals the culture of abuse and the culture of power dynamics and. power differentials has remained hasn't changed during apartheid black south africans had to live in challenge ships far away from white south africans today many blacks live at their employers house that makes abuse more like

in -- what doobs you want to call it? -- a little town, he saved our shipyard.ow he is coming tossed cost to save another military company that makes our military jeeps. host: that is one of the stops in oshkosh, but when it comes to the convention, what do you think about it and do conventions matter? caller: no they don't because these things matter. why would a convention matter when somebody is trying to get wisconsin jobs back? host: let me ask you. if you say they do not matter, tell me why. caller: at a time like this, we are worried about jobs, not about a bunch of monkeys sitting on a stage. to bob inill go baldwinsville, massachusetts on their independent line. go ahead. caller: i really do not think this one matters much. i guess mr. biden will not be participating -- will only be participating for one day. donald trump will be at his convention every day. the point to meet would be what is the point if the main candidate cannot show up every day to introduce all the people him tore speaking for back him up? host: typically, the people accepting the n

means you may not get the virus just by touching something, like a keyboard, or a counter top or a doob knob. while the virus may sit on the surface, it may not remain infectious. however, i spoke with nbc news medical correspondent dr. vin gupta about the new guidance and he is not happy about it, he says this is the wrong message at the wrong time. >> i don't understand why the cdc would put out that guideline today. it doesn't make a lot of sense. because do i think there could be more with touching a surface and then touching your nose, and breathing in your nostrils, sure, but do they know that for a fact, and no, i don't, and right now just as we're opening up, hey, you know, we got that wrong, we can go about your day, don't worry about wiping down your workspace, it doesn't make a lot of sense. i think we should be overindexing on infection control, not saying you can lighten up here or there. that's not the message we want to send to america and when testing still isn't where it should be, when a lot of people are still not complying with basic things like masks, we have anothe

countries they are being left to cope alone by health services receiving little or no treatment mashallah doob and ski reports next. as the grim toll from covert 19 continues to mount official figures often amid deaths outside hospitals including those in nursing and care homes a picture is now emerging of how the virus is laying waste to some of the most fragile while many older people have been self isolating a home and hopefully safeguarding the health as much as possible it seems that others in care homes are more at risk in front the death toll rose rapidly off due to merge how many people in care homes had lost their lives to the virus those deaths now account for more than 30 percent of total fatalities but this isn't surprising from the very start we were warned that older people were at highest risk the most important task would be to protect our elderly and most vulnerable people during the peak weeks it clearly didn't assume it to put a priority of the nation is to protect our elderly you must do it responsibly with common sense and discipline in strong words from those in charge ye

throughout europe in paris for instance around $200.00 streets take the names from the past so the doobs king takes is now on the tour of the most controversial. paris the city of light yet could the shadow of front this past be seen. as protesters across the world that demanding that monuments and stop using the store of cool figures with links to the slave trade and colonialism are pulled down how could that play out here well to start with the city would have a lot of renaming to do some 200 how many streets in squares or have a colonial reference take this one who. seems pretty innocuous right minister louis the 14th but you only have to scratch the surface to find out that the. it's named after is accused of drawing up the code you are now in layman's terms that's the legislation that not only defined the conditions of slavery in french colonies but it also restricted the activities of black people who were free and what about this were. named of a distinguished french general but there was little to let you know that he also once was head of her sleeve owning plantation and took pa

thanks charlotte our correspondent in paris to charlotte doobs here with that update. now if you're in isolation the european space agency has some tips on how to cope with a long period on your road that story coming up with this after the break. as the election cycle rages on the media highlights or even invents what they deem to be important even radical what they don't tell you is how the political center is collapsing in today's campaign is what voters think about the status quo. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safer. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by the way. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maid in the shallows. trade and investment to become magic spells to conjure economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the investor a chapter of a trade agreement is about something very different but what when investment lead

seems is opportunity the coronavirus is providing ways for the other scrupulous to catch in a shell a doob and school reports next than from paris. with panic in no short supply of virus hearing from some enterprising individuals well shysters to be more precise i've been concocting a variety of scams to make a quick buck now we're all well aware that the 1st line of defense against the virus is total watched her and when you're out in the pouch touching everything from. $200.00 to picking up things in shops it's a bit difficult to run into a both room to scrub. every time well thank goodness of course those little travel sized bottles of hand sanitizer to fight those nasty germs and that is of course if you can still find eddie the phones don't stop ringing this morning we had the schools the town halls the public transport company everybody was joe we are under siege with demand far outstripping supply the cost of jail exponentially increased the problem was considered serious the french government stepped in to you that today when you take the degree regulate the prices of high drama co

best method with the coal concern being the risk of people's personal data being leaked as shallow doob and ski reports. as part of the on going efforts to keep a lid on the corona virus pandemic many countries have embrace technology now you may have heard about the new virus tracing app that tests tracks and traces the idea is that you download the app and if you develop symptoms of covert 19 or test positive you let the app know and then it will pass on the information to anyone else who also has the same app sounds like a good idea no but for many the alarm bells are sounding. this system and those is an idea that is deadly for democracy so let's be clear not only is my surveillance not a solution it also constitutes a proven danger to our fundamental freedoms as countries are rushing to develop these apps the big tech companies like google and apple already mapping out the route ahead they're laying out the conditions for building the tools which you countries are due to rollout from next month while huge faith is being placed in contact tracing apps there is little solid evidence

and this year's inductees include the doob bibroie brothed whitney houston. >>> and oprah winfrey isdapting a project on for television. slavery she is partnering with lions gate. the project was featured in the new york sometimes last year and it exams the history of slavery and its effect on america. the series of books is also in the works. i think this is a cool idea because i think that people are looking for education and this can be a great way to learn about things. >> you know it will be good. >>> and next, we're hearing from the cdc director on the state of the pandemic. coalition of activists are saying more needs to be done to stop the spread of the virus at the san quentin prison. that story coming up. >>> and plus flew details about the death of george there's this game-time internetting room.nity. so fun. wow. and then there's this work-from-home internetting room. finally, the open-concept internetting room. this is not an open house. but your front door was open, so technically it is. get the most in-home wifi coverage with xfinity xfi. now that's simple, easy, aweso

or anybody in your household with an underlying medical condition, you're bringing death to their doob step. >> reporter: this weekend warm weather leading thousands to city parks in new york. in response more than 1,000 nypd officers, plus 1,000 more city workers, making sure social distancing was still enforced. that as governor andrew cuomo says his state is undergoing the largest antibody study in the country, testing 15,000 people, showing 12% were likely infected and recovered. >> we have so much at stake, so many decisions we have to make that we want to get those data points as quickly as we can. >> reporter: and a possible rising sign of hope for treatment. seattle couple josie and george taylor were both hospitalized with the virus and participated in the clinical trial for the drug remdesivir that the national institutes of health say has shown positive results. >> even though we don't know what we got, whether we got the placebo or the remdesivir, we feel like we got the real thing because we got out quickly. >> more than anything, it makes us happy for future use. >> repor

underground. [ laughter ] >> seth: vice president biden, be honest, when's the last time you smoked a doob took a hit in iowa. i'll probably take a hit here. >> seth: my man. [ laughter ] [ applause ] senator klobuchar, what do you think about people who applaud when the airplane lands? >> we should prosecute those people [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: mayor buttigieg, what would you say to joe biden, if you visited the grand canyon together >> go all the way to the edge. [ laughter ] >> seth: senator klobuchar, you claim that one of your biggest strengths is your sense of humor, give me a hilarious punch line to this joke. two business men walk into a bar. >> one guy, a business guy, says to the other, they're eating them like doritos. [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't get it. [ laughter ] senator warren, what's the best way to avoid getting mugged on the subway >> put your money where your mouth is [ laughter ] >> seth: vice president biden, i heard that when beto o'rourke dropped out, he gave you his skateboard how did that work out? >> i busted my neck. [ laughter ] >> seth: s

would like to echo gratitude, for every in the command center, and everyone and what the dph have been doob, and the hours dr. air gone sure makes internship seem like a part-time job. i also want to recognize how many members the department have had to pivot, not to develop new skill set bus also operationallize them. i know with your job in particular, involved, you know, going from a lot of lean management and longitudinal thinking to immediate action hero type activities and i think you've done a spectacular job of making that pivot, as have supported everyone else in the department. it's such a pleas tower hear the el qens, taw thoughtfulness and intellectual capital and really caring that's gone into the work you've done. i know you've touch bod it and i think this echos with both commissioner duradohad said. the communication part is so important. i hate to see these incredible efforts be misunderstood or not actualized because we're not doing a good job of communicating to the public. and there's a lot behind what you're doing. it'so important for people to understand. i think when

would like to echo gratitude, for every in the command center, and everyone and what the dph have been doob, and the hours dr. air gone sure makes internship seem like a part-time job. i also want to recognize how many members the department have had to pivot, not to develop new skill set bus also operationallize them. i know with your job in particular, involved, you know, going from a lot of lean management and longitudinal thinking to immediate action hero type activities and i think you've done a spectacular job of making that pivot, as have supported everyone else in the department. it's such a pleas tower hear the el qens, taw thoughtfulness and intellectual capital and really caring that's gone into the work you've done. i know you've touch bod it and i think this echos with both commissioner duradohad said. the communication part is so important. i hate to see these incredible efforts be misunderstood or not actualized because we're not doing a good job of communicating to the public. and there's a lot behind what you're doing. it'so important for people to understand. i think when

in -- what doobs you want to call it? -- a little town, he saved our shipyard.ow he is coming tossed cost to save another military company that makes our military jeeps. host: that is one of the stops in oshkosh, but when it comes to the convention, what do you think about it and do conventions matter? caller: no they don't because these things matter. why would a convention matter when somebody is trying to get wisconsin jobs back? host: let me ask you. if you say they do not matter, tell me why. caller: at a time like this, we are worried about jobs, not about a bunch of monkeys sitting on a stage. to bob inill go baldwinsville, massachusetts on their independent line. go ahead. caller: i really do not think this one matters much. i guess mr. biden will not be participating -- will only be participating for one day. donald trump will be at his convention every day. the point to meet would be what is the point if the main candidate cannot show up every day to introduce all the people him tore speaking for back him up? host: typically, the people accepting the n

would like to echo gratitude, for every in the command center, and everyone and what the dph have been doobdr. air gone sure makes internship seem like a part-time job. i also want to recognize how many members the department have had to pivot, not to develop new skill set bus also operationallize them. i know with your job in particular, involved, you know, going from a lot of lean management and longitudinal thinking to immediate action hero type activities and i think you've done a spectacular job of making that pivot, as have supported everyone else in the department. it's such a pleas tower hear the el qens, taw thoughtfulness and intellectual capital and really caring that's gone into the work you've done. i know you've touch bod it and i think this echos with both commissioner duradohad said. the communication part is so important. i hate to see these incredible efforts be misunderstood or not actualized because we're not doing a good job of communicating to the public. and there's a lot behind what you're doing. it'so important for people to understand. i think when you look at the

would like to echo gratitude, for every in the command center, and everyone and what the dph have been dooband the hours dr. air gone sure makes internship seem like a part-time job. i also want to recognize how many members the department have had to pivot, not to develop new skill set bus also operationallize them. i know with your job in particular, involved, you know, going from a lot of lean management and longitudinal thinking to immediate action hero type activities and i think you've done a spectacular job of making that pivot, as have supported everyone else in the department. it's such a pleas tower hear the el qens, taw thoughtfulness and intellectual capital and really caring that's gone into the work you've done. i know you've touch bod it and i think this echos with both commissioner duradohad said. the communication part is so important. i hate to see these incredible efforts be misunderstood or not actualized because we're not doing a good job of communicating to the public. and there's a lot behind what you're doing. it'so important for people to understand. i think when yo